Fantasy Howl's Flying Castle - OOC

[Zer0]

How's life? I can't stop drawing...Chenglei...and he has different hair styles....XD One of which made him look like...A mushroom head. XD

Let me see Mushroom Head Chenglei! And all the other Chenglei's!

Hmmm . . . Life right now is delicious, I'm eating hotdog and fried bananas. Also, last night my parents had a late anniversary celebration dinner and we ate in this restaurant that had this cracker-crispy pork dish called lechon kawali, and also ate the heart of a banana tree, and drank some nice pochero soup which is veggies and pork cooked so tender the meat falls off the bones and it has bits of floating bone marrow that also nice to suck out.

The Story || Characters || Moments in Time
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[Katsuya]

Let me see Mushroom Head Chenglei! And all the other Chenglei's!

Hmmm . . . Life right now is delicious, I'm eating hotdog and fried bananas. Also, last night my parents had a late anniversary celebration dinner and we ate in this restaurant that had this cracker-crispy pork dish called lechon kawali, and also ate the heart of a banana tree, and drank some nice pochero soup which is veggies and pork cooked so tender the meat falls off the bones and it has bits of floating bone marrow that also nice to suck out.

Here's Mushroom head Chenglei XD Oh goodness, that sounds really good!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Zer0]

• Character Sheet
• Backpack & Status
• AP Actions
• Item List
• Crafting

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  Jurassic Park CS​
  
  Name:
  
  Title & Rank:
  *Four words only or less. Can be changed. Please put your character rank number after the title. Ex. " Rugged Hunter, Rank 2 ".
  
  Spoiler

  You a Road Warrior? the Triple Threat Triad Boss? A Parkour Instructor, or Some Guy? This title says it all. Can also be your character rank.
  
  

  - Character Rank -​

  
  The higher the number, the more perks you get. In this RP, players get AP, or "Action Points", which allow them to do important actions such as scavenging for supplies, or reviving a dying comrade. It's like stamina, and when you run out, you cannot do those actions any more. Having a higher rank gives you more AP.
  
  Default 10 AP for starting players. Replenishes the next day.
  
  All character's begin as "Tourists", or Rank 0, which give an extra +2 AP the next day if your character rests and relaxes for 8 hours (Total of 12 AP) . You can increase this rank by expanding your safehouse and gaining more resources, allowing you to have up to 20 AP a day, useful for taking on that faction boss.
  
  Tourist: Rank 0, 2 AP
  Survivor: Rank 1-5, 3 AP
  Hardened: Rank 6-10, 5 AP
  (Characters who reach Hardened Rank are no longer safe from PvP in Sanctuary.)
  Veteran: Rank 11-15, 7 AP
  Elite: Rank 16-20 10, AP
  Legendary: Rank 21+, 10 AP
  
  Player Immunity
  Tourist, and Survivor ranked player characters are safe from other players as long as they stay in Sanctuary. They cannot be killed, captured, or stolen from. But if that character provokes another, the one he provoked is free to whoop his behind. Having that character's name on a Bounty Board also cancels this immunity.
  
  Sanctuary
  Is a safe-zone that players can return to rest.
  
  Skills:
  *For starting players, please distribute 10 skill points to the following skills. You will gain more points as the RP progresses. Maximum skill rank = 6.
  
  Spoiler

  P.S. If you like, you don't have to write the skill in your CS if you don't have any ranks in it.
  
  COMBAT SKILLS:
  

  1. Archery - At rank 6, you can pin limbs into place and prevent an opponent from moving, and you can shoot two arrows at once, giving you an extra attack. Can be used to disarm at Rank 5.
     
     
  2. Blades - At rank 6, when you roll 1 you have a chance to decapitate or chop off a limb. Decapitation is instant death. Your target will always die if you choose to reduce their Hp to 0 with blades. But at Rank 6 you can choose to incapacitate someone instead. They will bleed out and die in ten minutes, but if there is a doctor with you, they won't die and you can take them prisoner. Rolls include those for feats of strength.
     
     
  3. Blunt - You may choose not to kill someone and instead just knock them out when you reduce someone's Hp to 0 using a blunt weapon. Blunt weapons are best at capturing. At rank 6, you can demolish buildings. When you roll 1 you can stun for one round. Rolls include those for feats of strength.
     
     
  4. Guns - Guns always kill people if you use it to reduce a foe's Hp to 0. But at Rank 6 you can choose to incapacitate someone instead. They will bleed out and die in ten minutes, but if there is a doctor with you, they won't die and you can take them prisoner. Can be used to disarm at Rank 5.
     Does not include bombs, siege weapons, nor heay artillery.
     
     
  5. Unarmed - When you roll a one you can shoose to stun yourself and your opponent for one round. Can be used to disarm. Rolls include those for athleticism.

  
  SURVIVAL SKILLS:
  

  1. Vigilance - Perception, composure, and will power. Spotting hidden things, navigation, awareness of one's surroundings, finding something through research or detective work. Includes forensics, understanding the workings of something, identifying things, memorizing and remembering.
     Also includes not being stunned by surprise, resisting fear, pain, intimidation, and persuasion. Staying focused in stressful situations, without letting them see you sweat.
     
     
  2. Fortitude - Evasion and toughness. Running speed, skill in driving defensively, and defending an ally.
     Includes resistance against suffocation, extreme temperature, weather, disease, fatigue, and hunger. Also how long you can hold your breath under water, and long distance running. Can be used to protect an ally instead of you.
     
     
  3. Medicine - Healing, gardening, and cooking. Making the right medical diagnosis on time, knowing correct cardiopulmonary resuscitation, what to do when someone starts seizing up or faints suddenly, treating poison, and illnesses. Also Includes surgery, fixing broken bones, amputating badly infected parts, and reattaching lost limbs. By the way, a surgeon without tools and supplies is useless.
     
     
  4. Operate - Using machines, crafting, repairing, and demolitions. Driving agressively, operating siege weapons and heavy artillery, understanding the workings of a machine. A well planned, well constructed safehouse can last longer, allows you to kill more zombies, and even prevent a horde from breaking through completely. Operate is used to create, repair and maintain melee weapons, metal armor, leather, and clothing, engineering.
     At rank 5 your bombs have 2 effects. At rank 6, your bombs have 3 effects.
     
     
  5. Sneak - Stealth, escapism, and disguises. Getting out of binds and tight spaces, balance, climbing, swimming, landing from a high fall safely and with as less noise as possible. When impersonating someone, both the skills Sneak and Speech are needed to pull it off. Hiding automatically fails if you're not quiet or if your radio or cellphone makes a sound, or if you are within your foe's view such as in an open plain, putting traps.
     Rank 4 = Create secret back doors to places.
     
     
  6. Speech - Persuasiveness, trading, and bluffing. Acting skills, charisma, diplomacy, assertiveness, sheer command over attention of others, capacity to impose will on others by being socially aggressive, and powerful. Pick +1 language your character knows for every rank increase. English is the default language, which doesn't need points. Other Language: Crazy, Russian, Japanese, French, German, Arabic, and Sign Language, Animals, and Intimidate.
     There are some moments when sneaking is impossible and the only way through is to act or intimidate your way out.
     You can bring a number of allies with you to an "Event" equal to your Speech Rank. Remember to bring food.
     
     
  7. Steal - Lock picking, sleight of hand tricks, hacking, and disabling machines and traps. Includes pickpocketing, misdirection, disabling and dismantling bombs, traps or mechanical devices. You can disable car or ship and keep it from moving. Also includes art for forgery.

  
  
  - SKILL ASPECTS -
  " Optional skill upgrades "
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  You can choose to write one aspect of your skill for every one rank in that skill. Aspects allow you to invoke "complications", 3 times a day. A Complication restores 1 AP when you invoke it. Example of a skill aspect:
  
  Tempted by Shiny Things - Steal skill aspect.
  
  

  While rolling for steal, a player's character fails his rolls, so he decides to invoke 2 complications from the steal skill aspect: "Tempted by Shiny Things" to be able to have 2 AP to spend for the AP action: " +2 Effort ", adding +2 to his steal roll so that he will succeed. The GM gives the complications, and they are: being seen so that he becomes a wanted man, and accidentally making a rucus so that people are now giving chase to him.​

  
  Players are free to negotiate with the GM on this, as you could have come from a stressful day at work in real life and you're not in the mood to roleplay a rooftop chase. Perhaps you just want your character to sneak away undetected, but with a sprained ankle from a bad fall and taking a much longer time to get back home instead.
  1. Archery
  2. Blades
  3. Blunt
  4. Guns
  5. Unarmed
     
  6. Fortitude
  7. Medicine
  8. Operate
  9. Sneak
  10. Speech
  11. Steal
  12. Vigilance
  
  Notes:
  
  Spoiler

  Personal Goal:
  

  Spoiler

  What's your character's purpose in this RP? And what are the challenges they have to overcome? Can be as simple as boredom, nor does this have to be the be-all and end-of all goal of your character. Feel free to accomplish it early, change it, add more, or fail it for some drama, and then have a new one.
  
  I love reading a character grow and change, so players who like showing the story of their characters and wish to add the evil boss, challenge their character has to overcome, their own story plot, or would like to GM it, come tell me!
  
  OR
  
  If you're not into character goals, you can write what you want to get from this RP that'll make this worth your time, and if you have any boundaries.

  
  Persona:
  

  Spoiler

  Please place in a spoiler code if it becomes more than a paragraph long. Here is where you show off your writing and acting skills! Please write a day in the life of your character. Perhaps it's a lazy sunday at the beach during the summer with some friends, or it could be his or her first true adventure! Or movie, detective case, anything --- starring him or her.

  
  Crossing Paths (optional):
  

  Spoiler

  Relationships with a willing player character, NPC, or a reputation with a group that fits the roleplay's scenario. Maximum of three for starting players.
  
  If you picked a fellow player character, how did your character or the other player's character contribute a minor, supporting role in the other's life before? Did you or they complicate it, solve a situation, or both? Were you simply good aquaintances?
  
  
  Ex.
  
  1. John Doe || Accidentally set John's head on fire.
  
  2. Wiggy Wiggershins || Have known Wiggy since we were kids. Our families lived in the same neighborhood.
  
  3. Mike and Mara Red || Got into a fight, Mara patched me up while her brother pulled the thug off me. They gave me a ride home after the cops came.

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  Safehouse​
  
  Name:
  *Applicable only for players who have the "Safehouse" as a starter item, or for players who have cleared an area and established it as their safehouse. Can also be the location of your safehouse, example: Ridgeside Bunker.
  
  Resources:
  *Safehouse not needed. Four for starting players. These give a total of 10 AP to your character in the beginning.
  
  Spoiler

  Reasources give AP. AP or "Action Points" allow you to do important actions such as scavenging or reviving a dying comrade. Think of it like one's stamina. When you run out, you cannot do major actions
  
  Feel free to divide the 10 AP however you wish between these four resources. These are sources of food, materials, even buildings, or people that help you survive. They are located randomly on the map, which the GM will do for you, except if you choose "Safehouse" as one of your character's starter items.
  
  If you have a "Safehouse" all these resources can be located there if you choose.
  
  Resources replenish automatically everyday as long as no characters come in the area and raid, destroy, or take it for themselves. They are undefended in the beginning of your character's story.
  
  Ex.
  a. Secret Ammo Stash = Gives 4 AP. Location: Random
  b. Junk Yard = Gives 2 AP. Location: Random
  c. Rat Traps = Gives 2 AP. Location: Safehouse
  d. Hot Shower = Gives 2 AP. Location: Safehouse
  
  Stranger, Rank 0, AP = 2
  Stranger is the starting character's rank, which gives a bonus 2 AP to your character. The higher the rank, the higher the bonus you get.
  Tourist, Rank 0, AP = +2
  Total AP = 12
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  Backpack​
  
  These are your carried and equipped items. The backpack is placed inside a spoiler in the main story thread. It also has the data of your character's current status and changes constantly. In battle, you can sacrifice a turn to change it with items from a nearby stash, or to receive items from players. You can add more info if you wish.
  
  
  Spoiler: Example

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  Bleeding: ? | Poison: ? | Condition: Healthy
  AP: 10 | Armor:​
  
  AP Spent:
  *This tracks the AP you spent in a post. For clarification, whenever you spend AP, please list it here. Ex:
  
  -3 AP, Ambush raiders.
  -2 AP, Effort +2 Guns
  +1 AP, Invoke Complication: Loves Shiny things.​
  
  Party Morale: 5
  *Bring a total number of NPC companions & prisoners with you = Speech skill rank. NPC companions give bonuses, can carry items like you, and if morale is good, have AP they can use for your goals. Prisoners can be sold or made to join your side. They are affected by morale.
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  Safehouse Stash:
  *maximum item slots = infinite
  
  ?? Stash:
  *maximum item slots = 10+ . You can go beyond 10, but each increase gives those searching an area +1 to spotting it.
  
  
  Definitions:
  1. AP
  
  Your current AP points​
  2. Bleeding
  
  When it isn't severe nor debilitating:
  

  Every 8 hours reduces bleeding by -1. And if you sleep, it reduces bleeding by -1 every 4 hours.​

  When bleeding reaches 10, your character is unconscious, dying and requires successful revival by someone with a trauma kit and at least 1 rank in the Medicine Skill. Every time your character's Bleeding status reaches 10, one skill rank is reduced by 1. Bleeding is mostly caused by wounds.
  

  Variations:
  

  1. Severe (4-6) = +1 bleeding/battle round or when moving, & -1 condition at the end of battle or after every hour of moving . -1 bleeding/every 8 hours resting. Lasts 3 days. These are deep lacerations, punctures, vomiting and excretions of blood.
  2. Debilitating (7-9) = +2 bleeding/battle round or when moving, -2 condition at the end of battle or every hour moving. +2 bleeding/every 4 hours resting. Lasts 3 days. Organs are in critical condition, this person needs an I.V. line now!
  
  Upon character death, all your carried items disappear (stashed items remain), unless you are travelling with someone who can carry them. Your next main character starts with that reduced number of skill points + an additional-1 to the points. Maximum starting penalty is 3 skill points. You cannot be reduced to lesser than that when making your new character.
  
  Death by suicide has a bigger penalty. Apart from the usual penalty above, you lose all items, all your followers, and your entire colony. Suicide is to take your own life, not have an enemy take it for you.
  
  3. Poison:
  
  When moving and at poison 3: -1 condition, poison 4: -2 condition, poison 5: -3 condition. When it reaches 5, your character is unconcious, dying and requires anti-venom & successful revival by someone with a trauma kit and at least 1 rank in the Medicine Skill. Every time your character's Poison status reaches 5, one skill rank is reduced by 1. Posion is caused by eating dirty or irradiated food, wandering in toxic zones, breathing or being injected with venom.
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  4. Condition & Armor:
  
  Heavy penalties or big bonuses to rolls and AP, worsened when moving when poisoned or bleeding. Condition is like exhaustion. It is the drain in energy mostly caused by tiredness, sickness, and serious injuries. Also affected by sickness.
  
  For injuries, having good armor helps prevent exhaustion in battle, because armor is your damage threshold. When you receive damage equal or more than your armor, your character's condition worsens. If you are simply fatigued, you can improve condition by 1 level until you are "healthy" by resting for 1 hour or eating food.​
  
  
  Character conditions: By default, everyone starts in the middle as "Healthy", with no penalties or bonuses.
  

  • Buffed Up! +3
  • Invigorated +2
  • Fresh +1
  • Healthy 0
  • Tired -1
  • Shaken -2
  • Exhausted -5 (Cannot run)
  • Disabled -7 (Cannot walk, can can only drag yourself forward with arms and use one-handed weapons)
  • Incapacitated -9 (Can only talk.)
  • Dying -10 Unconcious. Requires successful revive with trauma kit and at least 1 rank in Medicine Skill.
  5. Party Morale
  
  Default 5 for starting players. AP bonus can reach a maximum of 5 for each party member, which can be combined with other party members and yours. This is the morale of your party or colony. If it reaches 0, your colony crumbles into anarchy, and everything in your colony CS is gone. Death of any party member, turning a bitter enemy into an ally, or failure to resolve a crisis reduces it by 1. Every day that passes by without having enough food for your party (1 food, per 1 person, per day) reduces Morale by 1.​
  • 10 + 5 AP. The bonus AP is for your party members to perform, not you.
  • 9 + 4 AP
  • 8 + 3 AP
  • 7 + 2 AP
  • 6 + 1 AP
  • 5 -
  • 4 -
  • 3 Crisis. If caused by hunger, Condition = Tired
  • 2 Crisis. If caused by hunger, Condition = Shaken
  • 1 Crisis. If caused by hunger, Condition = Exhausted
  • 0 Anarchy
  *Crisis only applies if you have companions. If you are alone, decreased morale doesn't affect your character unless it is caused by hunger.
  
  How to Increase Morale by +1?
  Each companion has a personal goal. Furthering their goal increases morale. Giving up your food so that they stay fed increases morale. Risking your life for them increases morale. Spending 4 hours a day just hanging out, when doing the "Tend Colony" AP action increases morale.
  
  5. [E]
  
  Each slot is for one item that needs to be equipped before it can be used, such as weapons and armor.​
  
  6. (1. -4.) These are item slots. They can store any one item x10, per slot. The following below are the exceptions:
  
  a. Food, Wood, Stone, Gas = infinite, but one type only per slot. Like, one slot is all food, another is all wood, another is all stone. All food types can be combined in one slot, just remember to differentiate them.
  b. Weapons & Armor= 1 only
  c. Fire Starter, Coal, sources of light = infinite, and all types can be combined in one slot.
  d. 1 Person = takes up 4 slots. This is when you are carrying someone.​
  
  7. Safehouse Stash
  
  Items in your safehouse. Unlimited space.
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  8. ?? Stash
  
  Items secretly hidden outside of your safehouse. Limit is 1 stash per area, and ten items per stash. You can go beyond 10, but each increase gives those searching an area +1 to spotting it. When you don't have space in your backpack, you craft a hiding spot and then burry or hide them in your current area, before moving away to another location. This can also be your horse, which allows you to bring your extra items with you. This type of stash isn't safe from other survivors who may try to search an area for it.​
  
  Swimming & Climbing
  You can carry groups of items (including equipped ones) equal to either your: Fortitude, Steal, Operate, Unarmed, Blunt, or Blades skill, whichever is the highest. The rest will have to be left behind, or else you will sink or fall.
  
  
  
  
  Starter Items​
  
  The items your character owns at the beginning of his or her story. All new characters please pick 3. You can pick the same option three times, except for Ruined Safehouse.
  
  
  1. x2 Food || Everyday that passes without enough food for you and your friends reduces morale by 1.
     
  2. x1 Trauma Kit || All doctors need one!
     
  3. Faction Relations || Pick one existing NPC faction you are allied to. That faction is friendly with you and you can call for their aid. You have a history working for these people, their enemies are your enemies and their friends are your friend.
     
  4. Ruined Safehouse || Badly needs repairs, but hey, it's a safe place to sleep.
  
  
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  - Action Points -​
  
  0 pt. Actions:
  1. Tend Colony
  
  Adds bonus AP from rank when it is replenished the next day. Spending 4 hours of a day going to different places in the map to gather from your resources, attending to the needs of your colony, socializing with others, or just chilling or sleeping. Other actions that can be combined during this time are: Safe Travel as a passenger in a vehicle in neutral & safe territories, Gathering Wood & Stone with at least one ally, cooking with or for at least one ally too, Crafting, Researching, training in safe territory with at least one ally, Befriending, and Put up Bounty.​
  
  1 pt. Actions:
  1. Scavenge
  
  Roll 2d6 to find out what random item you found. You can scavenge as many times a day equal to 4+ your Vigilance Skill Rank. 1 Scavenge is 1 hour spent digging around trash, going on supply runs, using make-shift tools that don't last forever to break open locked storages, or using up ammunition to hunt for food.​
  Spoiler

  - Scavenging -​

  
  Scavenging with Others
  

  Don't have AP, but you got the Vigilance Skill? Someone with AP can go with you and you can search.​

  
  Scavenging at Night
  

  Run boy, run! Zombies are faster and have heightened senses at night, making going outside very dangerous. Every time you scavenge at night, roll a successful stealth check first to begin scavenging. Failure means getting into a battle.​

  
  

  *Stealth check will not work if you are carrying a light or are noisy. You are automatically spotted.
  *No Light = 80% chance to fail a scavenge. What one can do is have an ally engage as many foes as he is capable and then draw them away from the area.​

  
  Free Scavenge
  

  No need to spend 1 AP, and has nothing to do with your Vigilance Skill Rank.Free Scavenge is a search that only requires a moment. Some conditions, such as defeating an enemy, provides one or more free scavenge opportunities that gives you all his items that you can grab quickly.​

  
  Search Harder
  

  Requires tools. Players may scavenge more times than their Vigilance Skill Rank a day. They do this by venturing to more dangerous places, really turning a place upside down, or by exerting a lot of effort. For exerting effort, simply reduce condition by 1 for every extra search. For venturing to more dangerous places or turning a place upside down, this puts them at risk, which has a chance to initiate battle with a random foe. The GM will roll 1d6 to decide.
  

  1. Small Horde
  2. Medium Horde
  3. Small Hostile Force
  4. Medium Hostile Force
  5. Safe
  6. Safe​

  
  

  - Hunting -​

  
  1. Hunt as many times a day equal to your Vigilance Rank (stacks with scavenging). Roll 1d6 to find out what prey you found.
  

  (1-2) Fast Prey. Rabbits, birds, rats.
  

  Requires 2 rolls: Stealth roll --> Ranged Attack. Gives 3 food, 1 fauna chunk. If fail, prey escapes.​

  (3-4) Challenging Prey. Wild boar, deer, horse.
  

  Requires 4 rolls: 2 Stealth rolls --> 2 Ranged Attack. Gives 7 food, 3 fauna chunks. If fail, prey escapes, and make 1 roll for mishap.​

  (5-6) Dangerous Prey. Bear, wolves, moose.
  

  Requires 4 successful attack rolls, can try again. Roll for mishap for each attack roll. Gives 15 food, and 7 fauna parts. See the mishap list below for this prey:
  

  1 = fracture, +6 bleeding, -4 condition. For fracture roll 2d4. First result is the body part that got fractured (1 = main arm, 2= arm , 3 = one leg, 4= back), second result is how many months you cannot use that limb, making some items and skills unusable.
  2 = +5 bleeding, -3 condition
  3 = +4 bleeding, -2 condition
  4 = +4 bleeding
  5 = +2 bleeding
  6 = Safe​
  
  2. Safe Travel
  
  Doing one's utmost to get to a place safely or scout out an area. No rolling for exposure. Players cannot attack you. Can spend a point each for an ally up to a maximum of 4 allies, so that they can travel or scout safely without spending their own AP, as though your character is guiding them safely. This form of traveling or scouting takes more time because of the care being put into the act.​
  
  
  You don't need to spend AP to travel normally, but this exposes you to dangers. Hence, Safe Travel is much more preferable.​
  
  
  A free way to Safe Travel without spending AP is to own a vehicle and spend x1 gasoline.
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  3. Tend Colony
  
  Adds bonus AP from rank when it is replenished the next day. Spending four hours of a day going to different places in the map to gather from your resources, attending to the needs of your colony, socializing with others, or just chilling.
  

  Spoiler

  Other actions that can be combined during this time are: Safe Travel as a passenger in a vehicle in neutral & safe territories, Gathering Wood & Stone with at least one ally, cooking with or for at least one ally too, Crafting, Researching, training in safe territory with at least one ally, Befriending, and Put up Bounty.
  
  4. Craft +1
  
  Adds 1 Crafting Point to the building progress of an object. Crafting requires time, and materials to finish. Some only need 1 pt. to finish such as pits, others such as a complete vehicle or a fortified wall surrounding a safehouse need a total of 40 pts. or more. Cannot craft during battle. Instead of spending AP, can choose to reduce condition by 1 level after crafting.
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  5. Research +1
  
  Don't know how to do something? Learn it. Some buildings and items need research first before they can be crafted, such as a cure for the infection.​
  
  6. +1 Effort
  
  Add +1 to the success of 1 roll. This symbolizes effort and is how you increase skill ranks.
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  7. Pick Lock
  
  Automatically succeed in picking open a lock. Requires at least 1 rank in the Steal skill. Some stronger locks may require more picking. An ally with you can spend AP for you.​
  
  8. Gather Wood & Stone
  
  Spend an hour gathering 3 wood/stone in any combination amount. At night, gather only 1, if you don't have a light source. Some items such as the pickaxe give more wood. An ally with you can spend AP for you.​
  
  9. Counter Combat
  
  Fighting back when an enemy initiates dice battle with you. If you have no AP the moment you are attacked, you are defeated by default. That's why it's a good idea to keep quiet and sneak around. An ally with you can spend the AP for you.​
  
  10. Herbal Mix
  
  Requires herb. Pick only one from the following: -1 Bleeding/-1 Poison/+1 Condition until Healthy​
  
  2 pt. Actions:
  1. Aid Ally
  
  Join an ally in battle whether in defending or attacking. Instead of spending AP, you can choose to decrease condition by 1 after you've made your first battle action.​
  
  2. Befriend
  
  Increase your relationship with a faction by a number of points = Speech Rank + as much extra AP you want to spend. Use that charm, give away some of your things, or spend time lending a hand to a neighbor. Applies only to non-hostile factions.​
  
  
  The more a faction likes you, the more and better gifts they'll send, and the greater the favors you can ask from them, such as attacking a foe together with you. Some factions with greater perks will ask you to go on missions for them before you gain access to those perks.​
  
  3. Escape
  
  Escape after being engaged in combat by rolling for the appropriate skill, Fortitude Skill if you are on foot, Operate Skill if you are in a vehicle. Applicable at the end of the second round of battle, after everyone has dealt their blows. Ally can spend AP for you as long as you are escaping together.
  

  Spoiler

  An enemy player who successfully rolls a stealth check as he initiates combat, may grant him an extra round before the real fight begins, allowing you to try to escape on the third round of battle instead of the second.
  
  Your enemy may also choose to pursue you, and may rival your roll. If yours is higher, you escape scott free. If his is higher, you are forced to stay two more rounds before you can try to escape at the end of that second round again.
  
  Instead of spending AP to escape, you can choose to decrease condition by 2 levels instead after you've tried performing the action.
  
  4. Craft +3
  
  Instead of spending AP, can choose to decrease condition by 2 levels after crafting.​
  
  5. Research +3
  
  6. +2 Effort
  
  Add +2 to the success of 1 roll. This symbolizes effort and is how you increase skill ranks.​
  
  7. Blood Transfusion
  
  Give 1 Hp from your Hp to an ally during battle. Requires Trauma kit. Ally (not the one who needs the blood) can help you with half the AP cost.​
  
  
  3 pt. Actions:
  1. Initiate Combat
  
  Initiating dice battle with your character dealing the first blow. Add a successful stealth check to make it an ambush, giving you one bonus from the following:
  

  Spoiler

  a. An extra round to attack before the real fight begins where your character still deals the first blow.
  b. x2 damage for your first blow.
  Instead of spending AP, you can choose to decrease condition by 2 levels after your first round, not counting the extra one, if you pick that bonus.
  Sabotage - Requires you to successfully enter the targeted safehouse area. Secretly reduce the fortification of a target safehouse area = bombs dmg. + total skill rank of any two combinations of the following skills: operate, sneak, steal, or speech. Takes at least 4 hours to do. Ally with you can spend for the AP.
  
  2. + Effect
  
  Can be done during battle. Pick one effect from the following: Add skill rank to dmg.​
  
  3. Craft +5
  
  Instead of spending AP, can choose to decrease condition by 3 levels after crafting.​
  
  4. Research +5
  
  5. Revive
  
  Requires at least Medicine I and a Trauma Kit. Spending time and medical supplies performing a medical operation to save a life. Cannot revive during battle, you get the chance after the battle. Ally (not the one who needs reviving) can help you with the AP cost, but you must spend at least 1 AP.​
  
  6. Establish Safe house/Secure Area
  
  In order to qualify for a safehouse you must have spent 5 AP worth of actions relating to the desired safehouse beforehand, spending a total of 8 AP. Only one safe house per player not character. Ally can help spend the 3 AP for you, but you must spend at least 1 AP.
  

  Spoiler

  Examples of 5 AP worth of Actions:
  3 AP (Initiate Combat: clear area of zombies), 2 AP (Craft 3: build barricades)
  
  For "Secure Area", remember how ruins are composed of areas depending on their size? You can secure these areas and claim them as your own by fulfilling the same conditions above.
  Another way to gain more areas is to go to settlements and either buy or scare the inhabitants away.
  
  If you don't like your area, you can move your colony to a different place (though you won't be able to bring certain structures with you), or you can just relinquish your leadership of that colony to someone else and start or take over a new one. Relinquishing your leadership of a colony disqualifies you from receiving AP from its inhabitants and resources, it also reduces your character rank since higher ranks require you to have and maintain a certain number of territories, provisions, and loyal followers.
  
  7. Encourage
  
  +1 Condition. Ally can spend the AP for you, but you must say something encouraging.​
  
  8. Increase Combat Skill Rank
  
  Get better at a specific skill with more practice. Accumulate combat skill experience points equal to: (the next skill rank x10) +3 So, if you are Rank 1 in Guns, accumulate 23 pts. to increase rank to 2. No skipping between ranks. This is mostly done by performing the AP actions: "+1 effort", and, "+2 effort."
  

  Spoiler

  You can train in the safety of your camp, but getting into a real battle helps you improve faster.
  Getting into a battle with foes and performing the "+ effort" AP actions, automatically adds an additional 1 pt. to your combat skill experience quota, even if your attack missed. So, this 1 point doesn't give you +1 to your rolls, but helps fill up the combat skill experience quota faster.
  
  9. Increase Survival Skill Rank
  
  Get better with more practice using your skill. Accumulate survival skill experience points equal to: (the next skill rank x10) +3 So, if you are Rank 1 in Stealth, accumulate 23 pts. to increase rank to 2. No skipping between ranks.
  

  Spoiler

  Crafting - Instead of effort points, every item you craft adds Operate experience points = to the item's tier.
  Medicine - Whenever you successfully save a dying character, you gain +5 Medicine experience points.
  Stealth - You can train in the safety of your camp, but doing this and performing a successful "+ effort " stealth roll in a dangerous environment, adds an additional 1 pt. to your stealth experience quota.
  
  10. Expand Colony
  
  Increase character rank. After first aquiring a certain number of companions (2 for ??, 3 for ??, 4 for ??, 5 for ??, 7 for ?? and 9 for ??), safehouse areas (1 for ??, 2 for ?? , 4 for ??, 6 for ??, 8 for ??), and provisions or AP giving resources (1 for ??, 2 for ?? , 4 for ??, 6 for ??, 8 for ??). You may use this action, spending another 3 AP, to expand your colony, which also increases your skill rank.​
  Spoiler

  When you increases your character rank, choose 1 perk from the following:
  +1d4 Maximum Hp - Roll 1d4 then add the result to your maximum Hp.
  +1d10 - Max 2.
  +1 dmg - Max 2.
  If your companions die or you lose an area, or AP giving resources, your character rank automatically goes down, making you lose your AP bonus from rank, but you get to keep your perks.
  
  
  
• 
  
  
  - Items -​
  
  You or the GM can roll 2d6 to decide which category, then specific item a person gets. Though safe, this is very random that it is often better to risk traveling to a source that has your specific needs, such as visiting a trader, stealing from a bandit camp, or going to a watering hole, well known in the area, to set traps or ambush animals for food.
  
  
  I. FOOD​
  1. Food
  
  Restores 1 Condition until healthy. When cooked gives more bonuses. Includes water. Can be easy prey such as lizards, frogs, and crickets. Or berries, mushrooms, and tuber. Or sacks of food that aren't usually eaten by themselves, but are worth a lot in trading, such as sacks of flour, pounds of salt, or spices.​
  
  
  *Some food and water are irradiated or need to be purified in a campfire first or risk sickness.
  *You can choose to find seeds among your food and plant those in a farm. This uses up the food.​
  
  2. Cheer Food
  
  +1 condition until "Buffed Up!". When cooked, gives more bonuses. Player can choose what kind of food this is. This is usually chocolate, good bacon, ice cream, all the pre-apocalyptic good stuff. Every 1 cheer food allows a person to live for 1 day.​
  
  3. x3 Herbs/Chemicals/Flora
  
  Can pick any number of herbs, chemicals, and flora as long as the total is 3. Herbs are ingredients for Herbal Brew which removes Ilnesses. Made in the campfire, brick oven, or chemist's station. Can be planted in farm. Goldenrod, and other medicinal herbs.
  
  Chemicals are for bombs and medicine too. They are nuclear materials, fertilizer, salt peter and potassium nitrate for gun powder, sulfuric acid, even nail polish.
  
  Flora is for food, medicine, and poison.​
  
  4. Prey, Fast
  
  Requires 2 rolls: Stealth roll --> Ranged Attack. Gives 3 food, 1 fauna chunk. If fail, prey escapes.Rabbits, birds, rats.​
  
  5. Prey, Challenging
  
  Requires 4 rolls: 2 Stealth rolls --> 2 Ranged Attack. Gives 7 food, 3 fauna chunks. If fail, prey escapes, and make 1 roll for mishap. Wild boar, deer, horse.​
  
  6. Prey, Dangerous
  
  Requires 4 successful attack rolls, can try again. Roll for mishap for each attack roll. Gives 15 food, and 7 fauna parts. See the mishap list below for this prey:
  

  1 = Fracture, +2 bleeding, -2 condition. For fracture, roll 2d4. First result is the body part that got fractured (1 = main arm, 2= arm , 3 = one leg, 4= back), second result is how many months you cannot use that limb, making some items and skills unusable. If you get a back or 2 leg fractures, you need an ally to get you out of there safely --- or your character is automatically killed by the
  2 = +5 bleeding, -3 condition
  3 = +4 bleeding, -2 condition
  4 = +3 bleeding
  5 = +2 bleeding
  6 = Safe​
  
  
  II. FUEL​
  1. x3 Coal/ Fire Starter
  
  Pick only one from the two. Coal fuels forges, old steam engines, and stoves better than wood. Found in sacks or piles. If found in hills or mountains, you can choose to discover a coal vein instead which gives 5 coal every hour you mine it with a pickaxe.
  
  Fire Starter. Can be a match or lighter only. Every x1 firestarter allows you to create fire once.​
  
  2. Wood/Flora
  
  Pick only one. One wood represents Logs, bundles of branches, twigs, and leaves. Can be turned into a blunt weapon on the fly. Apart from crafting, used for the water distiller. Found in bundles, piles, or as a log.
  
  When in a forest, you automatically get 2 wood every hour you spend travelling/scavenging for other things there. If you randomly happen to get wood during the dice roll, you get 4 wood instead.
  
  Flora is for food, poison, or medicine.​
  
  3. Gasoline
  
  Broken motorcycles and cars you can siphon fuel from. You can come back and repair this car or motorcycle to make it functional again. Biofuel or ethanol. If you have a vehicle, you can spend x1 gasoline to travel to a location without encountering a zombie fight. You'll still see them, except they just can't catch you or end up as road kill. Does not apply with massive hordes.​
  
  
  Gasoline + Fire starter = 8 burn dmg. per round, for 3 rounds.
  
  When in a city, can choose to find vehicles you can siphon 3 gas per hour. You can perform this action on the car a total of 6 times.​
  
  4. Batteries
  
  For vehicles, flashlights, electric generators and other devices. Car batteries can be smelted for lead to make bullets.​
  
  5. Stone
  
  Can be turned into a blunt weapon on the fly.​
  
  
  Stones represent sacks of structure debris, flint, lumps of clay, rocks with shapes that fit your needs well (not all rocks are like this, and often one must look hard for the right one), sand, and gravel. When in mountains or hills, you automatically get 2 stone every hour you spend travelling/scavenging for other things in there. If you happen to get stone during the dice roll, you get 4 stone instead.​
  
  
  If found in hills or mountains, you can choose to find a boulder which you can mine for +5 stone per hour.​
  
  6. Broken Vehicle
  
  +1 gasoline. Can siphon +3 gasoline 6 times, each siphoning requiring 1 hour. Gasoline usually comes in the form of biofuel or ethanol. If you have a vehicle, you can spend x1 gasoline to travel to a location safely. Does not apply if foes have a vehicle too.​
  
  
  Gasoline + Fire starter = 8 burn dmg. per round, for 3 rounds.​
  
  
  If you have tools, you can scrap the broken vehicle for 30 junk + 20 circuits +10 bindings.​
  
  
  If you have Operate Skill Rank 4, you can come back and repair this vehicle to make it functional again. Repair costs:
  

  Junk Bike = 60 CP + tools
  

  Can go through difficult mountainous narrow terrain​

  Buggy = 100 CP + tools
  

  Not as fast as the pursuit vehicle, but can slowly go through mountainous terrain. Sometimes has monster truck wheels.
  Upgrade: Mobile Store​

  Pursuit Vehicle = 100 CP + tools
  

  Fast. Cannot go through mountainous terrain or blockades.​

  War Rig = 150 CP + tools
  

  A huge heavy truck used to haul shipment crates, a giant tank of gasoline.​

  Motor Boat = 100 CP + tools
  

  When near or in a body of water. Can choose to find a motor boat instead.
  Upgrade: Mobile Store​
  
  
  III. MEDICINE​
  *Some serious illnesses require periodic intake of medicine for a couple of days before they are fully cured. Doctors would know exactly how much and how long.
  
  1. Anti-venom
  
  -5 poison. Activated charcoal.
  ​
  2. Pills
  
  Antibacterial, antifungal, antiprotozoan medicine. Reduces duration of sickness by 1 day/1 pill.
  ​
  3. x6 Trauma Kit
  
  Can use this for reducing poison, & bleeding = 2 + Medicine Rank per use. Or you can raise condition by 1 until healthy per 1 use, or reduce sickness duration by 1 day per 1 use. (So for bleeding and poison, if you can reduce a total of 8 points, and you have two allies who need healing, you can distribute the 8 points between the two instead of using all of it up for just one person). Can use this and spend AP to save a dying ally.
  ​
  4. x3 Herb/Chemicals
  
  Pick any combination of herbs and chemicals as long as the total amount = 3.
  ​
  5. Chemistry equipment
  
  Required to create medicine.
  ​
  6. x2 Bandages, sterile
  
  -3 bleeding. Controls bleeding.​
  
  
  IV. TOOLS & STATIONS​
  1. x1 Bobby pin
  
  Consumable. When "Scavenging", instead of spending AP, make an Infiltration skill roll. If successful, gain an item.​
  
  2. Bicycle/Hang Glider/Raft/Canoe/Cart
  
  Pick only one. If you have tools you can scrap whatever you picked and turn it into 10 junk +2 bindings.​
  
  3. Tools
  
  Required for higher tiers of crafting. Can be used up to perform 1 free scavenge without needing to roll or spend AP.​
  
  4. ??
  
  5. Basic Structure
  
  Any Operate 0 -3 structure. These are already working and do not need requirements. Though some are not stand alone, but instead give additional effects to structures, such as the "Greenhouse" which improves gardens. These additional effects won't take place if the garden does not exist.
  ​
  6. Advanced Structure
  
  Any Operate 4-6 structure​
  
  
  V. WEAPONS​
  1. Blade
  
  2. Blunt
  
  3. Bow
  
  4. M.A.
  
  Make-shift Ammunition. Can be arrows, or make-shift post-apocalyptic ones such as sharpened can lids, irradiated debris, etc. Every x1 M.A allows you to use the weapon that needs it for one entire combat encounter.
  ​
  5. Bullet
  A real bullet that cannot be crafted in this age. A bullet is just that, one bullet for one shot. Make it count. You may choose for which gun. Deals x2 dmg.
  
  6. Make-shift Gun
  
  Any.​
  
  
  VI. CRAFTING MATERIALS​
  1. Junk
  
  These are mechanical parts that can be easily dismantled, or are simply scattered pieces of junk like dented cups, scraps of metal, and rubber parts. They can be smelted or recycled to make bullets, armor, vehicle & gun parts.​
  
  2. Circuits
  
  These are electronic components that can be easily dismantled into recyclable wiring, transistors, plugs, and machine parts. They can be re-used to make vehicle parts, electric fences, flashlights, and machines.​
  
  3. Fauna Chunks
  
  Fur, a dead body, small pieces of meat, Sinewy hamstring to create bows, Bony remains to make shivs, animal skin that can be tanned into leather, rotten meat that can be processed in the ethanol distiller to create biofuel.​
  
  4. Flora
  
  Grass, coconut husks that can be used as bowls, washed up seaweed, sugarcane that can be processed in the ethanol distiller to create biofuel.​
  
  5. Binding
  
  Cloth, plant fiber for rope, tape, string, small pieces of leather.​
  
  6. Gun Parts
  
  For making and upgrading guns. Guns can be disassembled into gun parts.​
  
  
• 
  
  - Crafting -​
  
  
  Spoiler: Instructions

  Crafting is done by performing one of the three AP actions:
  

  Craft +1 . Cost: 1 AP
  Craft +3 . Cost 2 AP
  Craft +5. Cost 3 AP​

  
  The +1, +3, and +5 are Crafting Points (CP), which you use to complete an item. Items require a certain number of crafting points to finish. Some items such as the shiv require only 1 Crafting Point or 1 CP, others such as a stone wall require 40 CP and may take days to finish.
  
  If you do not have AP or do not wish to spend it, you can gather the required materials instead to make it.
  
  Wood & Stone:
  

  Most materials require these two. Instead of searching randomly, you can spend 1 AP and 1 hour gathering 3 of whichever combination you choose. Ex. 3 wood, or 2 stone & 1 wood.
  
  Maximum of 3 during day time and 1 at night if you don't have a light source. Light source allows you to gather the usual 3. Some items like the pickaxe allows you to gather more.
  
  When in a forest, you automatically get +2 wood every hour you spend traveling/scavenging/scouting for other things there. If you randomly happen to get wood during the scavenge dice roll, you get 4 wood instead.​

  
  Crafting Blue Prints Instructions:
  

  1. The higher your Operate skill rank, the more recipes will be available to you. Rank 0 recipes can be done by anybody, as they do not require any ranks in the Operate skill.
  2. If an object has a material requirement in bold. It means that material requirement isn't used up in the building or crafting of that object, and can be used in the crafting of other things. Ex.​

  
  Spear = 1 wood + knife
  *What you get afterwards is the spear and you get to keep the knife. Wood is gone. Some items can be disassembled into their raw ingredients. The spear, for example, can be turned into wood and used to make a campfire when you really need it.
  
  
  3. Replacements. Certain items can be used to replace other materials.
  Coal = can replace wood unless it's for carpentry.
  Bowdrill = can replace firestarter and will not be used up.
  
  
  
  " Crafting Blue Prints "​
  
  
  Operate 0
  *Ranks in the Operate Skill allow you to craft better items.The blue prints below, however, are things anyone can craft and do not require any ranks in the Operate Skill.​
  
  BLADE:
  1. Shiv = 1 CP |or| 1 stone |or| 1 fauna chunk |or| 1 Junk
  
  Knife. Made of sharpened bone, stone, or jagged metal. Used for skinning animals and can be used up to pick one lock open without spending AP. When used to lockpick, make a successful steal roll to open the lock. A shiv is a very weak dagger. Broken easily after 3 hits.
  

  Upgrades:
  x1 poison dagger charge = 1 chemical |or| 1 poison. Poison berry mix or excretions from venomous animals.
  ​
  2. Spear = 2 CP |or| 1 wood + knife
  
  The tip can be set aflame by using up 1 fire starter, or for free at the campfire for extra damage and light.
  

  Upgrades:
  x1 fire spear charge = 1 gasoline + binding |or| 1 cheer food + binding. Burns enemies. Max 6 charges.
  x1 poison spear charge = 1 chemical |or| 1 poison. Poison berry mix or excretions from venomous animals.
  x1 boom stick charge = 1 bullet + binding |or| 1 make-shift ammunition. If bullet deals shotgun damage. If M.A. deals lesser damage. Destroys spear. Max 1 charge.
  x1 exploding stick charge = 1 bomb + binding. Destroys spear. Max 1 charge.​
  
  3. Pickaxe = 3 CP |or| 1 wood + 1 stone
  
  Allows you to gather up to +2 wood/stone. Made of flint. All axes give +1 free scavenge per scavenge when looting strutures.​
  
  BLUNT:
  1. Club = 1 CP |or| 1 wood |or| 1 Junk
  
  Upgrades:
  x1 spiked club charge = 2 CP |or| 1 wood + knife |or| 1 club + knife. Max 6 charges.
  x1 fire club charge = 1 gasoline + binding |or| 1 cheer food + binding. Burns enemies. Max 6 charges.​
  
  2. Hammer = 3 CP |or| 1 wood + 1 stone
  
  Adds +2 pts. when crafting structures.​
  
  3. Crude Shovel = 3 CP |or| 1 wood + 1 stone.
  
  Adds +2 pts. when crafting hiding spots, traps, holes, anything that needs digging. All shovels give +1 free scavenge per scavenge when looting structures.​
  
  ARMOR:
  *Armor doesn't reduce damage, instead it is your damage threshold. The higher the better. Any damage that exceeds your armor threshold worsens your character's condition.
  
  1. Pajamas = 1 CP |or| 1 bindings + 1 flora + sewing kit
  
  1 Armor. Cloth Armor. They don't protect you from zombies, but they do keep you cozy and warm at night. Made of heavy, coarse cloth, stuffed with straw and typically reinforced with ductaped or sewed in magazines for extra padding.
  Can be shredded to turn into x1 bandage (non-sterile), or if you have a campfire x1 sterile bandage.​
  
  MISCELLANEOUS:
  1. Bow Drill = 2 wood + bindings + knife
  
  A Fire Starter that can be used again and again unlike matches. Useful for making fire if you don't have matches or lighters. Takes at least half an hour to make the fire.
  ​
  2. Sewing Kit = 1 fauna chunk + 1 bindings + knife |or| 1 flora + 1 bindings + knife
  
  For making and repairing clothes, leather armor, and creating a trauma kit.
  ​
  3. x1 Binding = 3 flora
  
  4. x1 Rope = 2 CP |or| 12 bindings + 1/2 hour
  
  Consumable. Create 50 ft. of rope. Can be used up to give +2 climbing. Ropes are sturdier than bindings. Can be unwound quickly to give 6 bindings.​
  
  5. Bandages = 2 bindings
  
  Consumable. -1 bleeding. Make a successful Fortitude Skill roll to prevent bacterial infection. Non-sterile bandages.​
  
  6. Rain Catcher = 1 junk + 1 wood |or| 1 junk + 1 stone |or| 2 junk
  
  All you need is plastic. Includes a water distiller which you can purfiy water with. Can be carried in the backpack. When it rains and this has been assembled on the ground, morale will not go down for lack of food for that day.​
  
  7. Molotov = 1 binding + 1 gasoline + 1 junk |or| 1 binding + 1 gasoline + glass |or| 1 binding + 1 cheer food
  
  ??​
  8. Twig Basket = 5 CP |or| 6 wood + 1 hour |or| 4 bindings + 1 hour
  
  Handwoven. Can make it to replace backpack.
  ​
  9. Skull Pike = 1 Wood + 1 Trophy Head
  
  Keeps predators and prey away from your camp.​
  
  STRUCTURES:
  *Allies can spend AP for you.
  
  1. Campfire = 1 CP |or| 1 wood + 1 fire starter |or| 1 wood + 1 hour
  
  Keeps you warm and you can roast things, or smoke them to preserve them. Also keeps rats away. Rats eat your food.
  

  Spoiler

  Can cook:
  a. Food = 3 fauna parts + 1/2 hour |or| 3 flora + 1/2 hour. Mmm, rat burger and beans! Heals 1 Hp.
  b. +2 Rations = 1 food + 1 junk + 2 hours. Preserved food. Honey preserved cakes, salted, smoked, pickled, or dried meat, nuts, and fruits, stored in make-shift containers.
  c. + 2 Condition until healthy = 1 food + 1 fauna part + 1/2 hour |or| 1 food + 1 flora + 1/2 hour.
  d. + 3 Condition until healthy = 1 food + 1 food + 1/2 hour.
  
  Can craft:
  a. Bandages, Sterile = 2 bindings + 1 food + 1 junk |or| bandage + 1 food + 1 junk. -3 bleeding. Cloth boiled in hot water to make clean bandages inside a clean container. No rolling for bacterial infection.
  b. x1 Poison = 1 chemical |or| 1 herb |or| 3 flora |or| 3 fauna parts
  Applied on weapons or ingested. The more poison used, the sooner the death. Slows enemies (- accuracy??)
  
  *Once you successfully make a camp or cooking fire, you don't need to use a firestarter or fireplow again to restart the fire, except when the fire gets put out by water or heavy snow.
  
  
  2. Hiding Spot = 1 CP |or| 1 hour + shovel
  
  Combined with "Anywhere Stash" and "Safehouse Stash", giving you 10 hidden item slots. Maximum of one hiding spots outside the safehouse, if inside the safehouse maximum of four for each area.
  

  Spoiler

  Very important during PvP events. This is where you can hide your vehicle and items when you are in a PvP area, because people will rob you of everything you've got if you leave it out in the open. It can be rage-quit infuriating. Though some players will wisen up and booby-trap them, so beware of precious items in the open too.
  
  You can spend as many crafting points as you want to make it DC9 fool-proof (roleplay-wise you are adding locks, more secure storages when you are doing this). And also add in a bomb. Quick note, if that bomb is set off, all your items inside are destroyed.
  
  3. Garden = 15 CP
  
  Requires rain catcher. Allows you to have +10 people in your colony, starts one month after garden is completely built. Even without food in their inventory, a character who wakes up or returns to a safehouse with a thriving vegetable plot will not starve. 1 per area.​
  
  4. The Brig = + 60 CP
  
  Turns your captured prisoners into allies. Requires a safehouse. A place that holds rowdy colony members, prisoners, and where your allies convince them to join your side. Stronger or more useful NPCs take a longer time to convince compared to, say, a lowly scavenger.​
  
  5. 1 Fortification = 1 CP |or| 1 wood |or| 1 stone
  
  Gives +4 defense. 1 defense kills 1 zombie before it is destroyed. Can be made outside of the safehouse, like when you're camping outside. Once you've reached the 'Hardened' character rank, the activity in your larger colony will begin attracting zombies every night = 1 zombie/2 people. They won't break through unless they number more than your defense, at which point they are automatically killed by your fortifications until the zombie numbers are even with your defense number. The number of zombies will not increase every night unless you bring in more people. They won't decrease either even if you move away the people. Starts as a mud hut outside.​
  
  
  
  Operate I
  *Requires at least 1 Rank in the Operate Skill.​
  
  BLADE:
  
  
  BLUNT:
  
  
  BOW:
  1. Crude Bow = 2 CP |or| 1 wood + 1 binding + knife
  
  Upgrades:
  ​
  2. Quiver = 1 rope + 2 fauna chunk + sewing kit
  
  +20 arrows capacity.​
  
  3. x6 Arrows = 1 CP |or| 1 wood + knife
  
  Arrows can be used to shoot rope across a distance. Max 30 arrows without quiver.
  Upgrades:
  x1 fire arrow charge = 1 gasoline + binding |or| 1 cheer food + binding. Burns enemies.
  x1 poison arrow charge = 1 chemical |or| 1 poison. Poison berry mix or excretions from venomous animals.​
  
  GUNS:
  1. Flamethrower =
  
  Made of a reinforced water-gun.​
  
  ARMOR:
  1. Fur Cloak = 1 rope + 2 fauna chunk + sewing kit + 5 CP
  
  +2 Armor. Made of animal hide. Going for the viking look, eh?
  Upgrades:
  Pajama = +1 armor
  Skull Helmet = ?? + 3 CP . +1 stealth. Made of the head of a beast you killed, with horns, or it simply looks like the animal.​
  
  MISCELLANEOUS:
  1. Fur Sack = 2 bindings + 2 fauna parts + sewing kit |or| 4 fauna parts + sewing kit
  
  Backpack Upgrade. When equipped (does not take up space), gives +2 item slots.​
  2. Shrapnel Bomb =
  
  Can be combined with a spear.​
  3. Tepee =
  
  Made of animal hide and wood. Recover from bad statuses quicker. Tent gives you the same thing.​
  4. Sleeping Bag =
  
  Made of fur. Recover from bad statuses quicker.​
  
  STRUCTURES:
  1. Brick Oven = 1 Campfire + 6 stone + 1 junk + 30 CP (GMn: 2 days, 2 people)
  
  Made of clay and stone. With a lidded pot and glass bottles, allows one to burn animal fat to create tallow for matches, candles, long lasting torches, oil for lamps, herbal medicine, fertilizer, and of course, better food.
  

  Spoiler

  Can cook:
  a. Food = x3 fauna parts/flora. Mmm, mouth-watering barbeque! Heals 1 Hp. Takes half and hour to cook.
  b. +2 Rations = 1 food + 1 junk + 2 hours. Preserved food. Honey preserved cakes, salted, smoked, pickled, or dried meat, nuts, and fruits, stored in make-shift containers..
  c. +5 Rations = 2 food + 1 junk + 1 wood. Better preserved meats and honey cakes. Takes 3 hours to make.
  d. + 2 Condition until healthy = 1 food + 1 fauna part |or| 1 food + 1 flora. Sweet and sour potato chives. Takes half and hour to cook.
  e. + 3 Condition until healthy = 1 food + 1 food. Bacon and eggs. Takes half an hour to cook.
  f. +2 Condition = 1 cheer food. Mushroom soup. Takes half an hour to cook.
  g. +3 Condtion = 1 cheer food + 1 fauna part + 1 wood |or| 1 cheer food + flora + 1 wood. Chilled Rum. Takes half an hour to make.
  h. + 4 Condition= 1 cheer food + 1 food + 1 wood. Monster Meatballs Spaghetti. Takes half an hour to make.
  i. +6 Condtion = 1 cheer food + x2 food + 1 wood. Pizza. Takes half an hour to make.
  
  Can make:
  a. x6 Coal = 1 wood |or| 1 fauna part
  b. x4 Glass = 1 junk
  c. Bandages, Sterile = 1 bindings + 1 junk. Clean bandages inside a clean container. No rolling for sickness.
  d. Activated Charcoal = 1 coal + chemistry kit
  Anti-venom. -1 poison
  
  2. Well = ?? + forge + 60 CP
  
  All gardens now allow you to have +20 people in your colony. 1 per colony.​
  
  3. Rat Cage = +15 CP
  
  Allows you to have +10 people in your colony, starts two weeks after rat cage is completely built. Even without food in their inventory, a character who wakes up or returns to a safehouse with a rat cage everyday will not starve. 1 per area.​
  
  
  
  Operate II
  *Requires at least 2 Ranks in the Operate Skill. N/A
  ​
  BLADE:
  Pickaxe upgrade: Climbing Pick +2 climbing
  BLUNT:
  
  BOW:
  
  ARMOR:
  Jacket = Leather + 15 CP
  +3 Armor. Made of leather and reinforced by intermittent metal rings, strips, or studs. You're looking like a wasteland warrior now.
  Upgrades:
  Fur cloak = . + 5 CP Armor. Made of animal hide. Going for the viking look, eh?
  Pajama = 1 CP|or| +1 armor
  Skull Helmet = ?? + 3 CP. +1 Infiltration. Made of the head of a beast you killed, with horns, or it simply looks like the animal.
  
  MISCELLANEOUS:
  Pipe Bomb
  Lamp Stove: Runs on gasoline. % used up. Can be used to light the way, light a fire, or cook something. Lasts longer than a fire because it can be turned off or on. It's as small as a hand lamp. Doesn't drive away rats.
  Tools = required for crafting higher tier items.
  Hooked rope = 1 rope + 2 junk + smelting furnace. +1 Infiltration. +1 escape +2 climbing. Can be re-used.
  
  STRUCTURES:
  1. Smelting Furnace= + 60 CP
  
  Allows creation of forged metal, shaped specifically for one's needs. Can be dismantled to get mechanical tools and carpentry tools.
  ​
  2. Bird House = challenging prey (alive) + 15 CP
  
  No matter where you are, your colony will inform you of events around the colony area and other information. Breeds messenger doves. Can send messages to any ally's safehouse. If you have higher levels of speech, you can train hawks. Hawks can deliver messages and parcels of small items, alert you of zombies, and hunt for you.
  ​
  3. Greenhouse = ?? Tools + 45 CP
  
  Requires well. All gardens can now grow herbs, and they allow you to have +30 people in your colony. 1 per garden.​
  
  4. Den = ?? Tools + 30 CP
  
  Requires rat cage. Allows you to house ?? pets. Trains Pets and turns monsters you've captured into your allies. Stronger monsters take more time to tame. Can train:
  

  Dogs - In battle, when a dog successfully latches on to you, you cannot escape and have a penalty to your rolls until they are off of you. Dogs also make stealth extremely difficult, that it is easier if dogs are killed first.
  ​
  5. Tanning Rack = 2 wood + 2 rope + campfire + knife + sewing kit + 5 CP
  
  Allows the creation of leather and basic armor. Can craft:
  

  b. Leather Armor
  c. Tepee = made of animal hide. Can be packed up.​
  
  6. Soft Bed
  
  Recover from illnesses quicker.​
  
  
  Operate III
  *Requires at least 2 Ranks in the Operate Skill.​
  
  1. Forge = smeltiing furnace + 30 CP
  
  2. Stable = Den + 30 CP
  
  Allows you to have ?? pets. Adds a pig pen and a shelter for horses and pets. You can now upgrade warriors to deathknights. Can train:
  

  War Horse - 30 RP​
  
  3. Work Bench = x1 tanning rack + 60 CP
  
  Allows creation of guns, radios, vehicle parts, more comfortable appliances, etc.​
  
  4. Water Pipes = shovel + 100 CP
  
  All gardens with or without greenhouses allow you to have + 50 people in your colony.​
  
  5. Electric Generator (low power)
  
  Enough to power a small shack. GM tip: Add numbers for stuff.
  Upgrades:
  1. Medium Power
  2. High Power​
  
  6. Lamps
  
  Enough for one area.​
  
  
  
  Operate IV
  *Requires at least 2 Ranks in the Operate Skill.​
  
  1. Heavy Machinery = work bench + x1 stone forge +
  
  Allows creation of mighty structures such as steel draw-bridges and vehicles.
  ​
  2. Radio Tower
  
  Required to create your own faction and turn your safehouse into a colony. Allows you to add more people instead of randomly meeting them.​
  
  3. Chemist's Station = x1 Campfire +
  
  Creation of gasoline, first-aid kits, anti-venom, anti-bacterial, vitamins, and bombs. Unlike the chemistry kit, it is not consumable. Comes with an Ethanol Distiller. Ethanol = ?? flora. Made of corn.​
  
  4. Containment Cell = ??
  
  Talk about your monster army. Allows you to have ?? pets, train, and tame horrific monsters. A wide area where herds of cows and goats graze. Comes with a fish pond for raising milk fish.​
  
  5. Wind Electric Generator
  
  
  
  Operate V
  *Requires at least 2 Ranks in the Operate Skill.​
  
  1. Laboratory = ??
  
  Create better stuff? And possibly the cure​
  
  2. Hydro Electric Generator
  
  
  Operate VI
  *Requires at least 2 Ranks in the Operate Skill.​
  
  1. Solar power generator
  
  
  
  

Katsuya

 

[Zer0]

I edited some stuff out. Katsuya

 

[Katsuya]

I edited some stuff out. Katsuya

This sounds exciting!!! Okay, I'll wait for your CS for Johnny up here so I can see how you want it exactly. ^W^ Of course I'm gonna start mine too, but I want to make sure I got it right by seeing yours.

 

[Zer0]

This sounds exciting!!! Okay, I'll wait for your CS for Johnny up here so I can see how you want it exactly. ^W^ Of course I'm gonna start mine too, but I want to make sure I got it right by seeing yours.

Okay, I'm going to make Johnny a wildlife show person who works for National Geographic and is travelling with a crew to film the opening of the park.

 

[Katsuya]

Okay, I'm going to make Johnny a wildlife show person who works for National Geographic and is travelling with a crew to film the opening of the park.

Ohhhh~! Okay, I'll make Echo a Botanist that studies the ancient plants. Someone might have hired her to check the plants for the animals in the park, to see if they got their diet right.

 

[Katsuya]

Is this okay? Zer0

Name: Echo Muses
Title: Shy Botanist
Skills:

Vigilance - 6
Medicine - 4​

 

[Zer0]

Johnny Caprice
" Slowly, the lioness creeps up her prey, preparing to pounce . . . "​

Title: Wildlife Host, Rank 0

Skills:

Spoiler: Skill Aspects

1. Unarmed 3
   a. "Got to get closer" || Despite the danger, Johnny likes to get close to predators.
   b. Show Off || Likes impressing Echo.
   c. Outdoorsy || "I love going outside!"
   
2. Fortitude 3
   a. WIP
   b. WIP
   c. WIP
   
3. Operate 1
   a. WIP
   
4. Speech 3
   a. Crazy Talk || Can understand the mutterings of crazy people.
   b. "From Russia, with love." || Can speak Russian and has a shady past there??
   c. Animal Empathy || Good with animals.

1. Unarmed 3
   
2. Fortitude 3
   
3. Operate 1
   
4. Speech 3

Safehouse​

Name: None

Resources:
Total AP = 10

1. Secret Ammo Stash = Gives 4 AP. Location: Crashed Helicopter
2. Mushroom Cave = Gives 4 AP. Location: Lysaur Valley
3. Hot Shower = Gives 1 AP. Location: Mel's Restaurant
4. Oran Berries = Gives 1 AP. Location: Raptor Fields

 

[Zer0]

Is this okay? Zer0

Name: Echo Muses
Title: Shy Botanist
Skills:

Vigilance - 6
Medicine - 4​

Yeah, that's okay! Needs Resources for AP, though!

 

[Katsuya]

Yeah, that's okay! Needs Resources for AP, though!

Okay. Hold on. Let me try again!

 

[Zer0]

Katsuya , if you have like any suggestions or criticisms to make this CS better and not intimidate prospective players, please tell me.

 

[Katsuya]

Honestly I think it's pretty cool! Keep it like this. Zer0

Echo Muses
"Oh! This is an Abies grandis- I-I mean...Grand Fir...Heheh...heh..."

Title: Shy Botanist; Rank 0

Skills:

Spoiler: Aspects

Vigilance 6
1: "My hooves are tingling~" || She can feel the vibrations on the ground and sense something dangerous coming towards her way.
2: "Don't. You. Dare..." || Echo can be very intimidating and overprotective when someone messes with Johnny.
3: "...I don't trust you..." || She's weary towards anyone suspicious and suspicious areas.
4: "What is that?" || Echo has a tendency to find random items. Can be useful...hopefully.
5: "This place feels really nice..." || Echo can tell when the land is safe and plentiful of editable herbs to pick.
6: "If my memory serves correctly..." || Echo has a good memory when it comes to locations. Because of the plant life.

Medicine 4
1: "Herbalogy is my game and I play to win!" || Echo can use plants to create pastes of all kinds. For cuts and burns.
2: "Here take this...It'll help." || Echo can make strong antidotes for poisons.
3: "Gardening is my specialty!" || Echo can make a plentiful garden easily.
4: "Lie down and rest." || Have a cold? A fever? Infection? Exhaustion? She'll spot it and do her best to make them feel better.

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Safehouse

Name: none (that I can think of at the moment!)

Resources: Total 10 AP
1. Editable food = Gives 3 AP. Location: Random
2. River bank = Gives 3 AP. Location: Lysaur Valley
3. Yummy roots? = Gives 3 AP. Location: Underground
4. Hot shower = Gives 1 AP. Location: Mel's restaurant

​

 

[Katsuya]

Katsuya , if you have like any suggestions or criticisms to make this CS better and not intimidate prospective players, please tell me.

Okay, I edited mine! Check it! I'm still thinking on the skills though. XD

 

[Zer0]

Okay, I edited mine! Check it! I'm still thinking on the skills though. XD

That's okay. So, what I wanna test is the dice rolling and the AP actions, so is it okay if we start with after everything goes wrong in the park and we're like in Sanctuary?

 

[Katsuya]

That's okay. So, what I wanna test is the dice rolling and the AP actions, so is it okay if we start with after everything goes wrong in the park and we're like in Sanctuary?

Sure! Go for it!

 

[Zer0]

Sure! Go for it!

Okay, ima prepare stuff and think of how we gonna' start this. I'll start the AU hours from now.

 

[Zer0]

Also, will threadmark what we got. Katsuya

 

[Katsuya]

Okay, ima prepare stuff and think of how we gonna' start this. I'll start the AU hours from now.

Okay~! XD I'm gonna start painting Chenglei pictures. Hopefully I will get the colors right.

 

[Katsuya]

Okay! I'm done with the skill sets. Let me know if I have to change anything! Zer0

 

[Zer0]

Okay! I'm done with the skill sets. Let me know if I have to change anything! Zer0

It's all good!

 

[Katsuya]

It's all good!

Whooo~! XD

 

[Zer0]

Katsuya , added starter items and the AP actions.

 

[Katsuya]

Hey Skittle Roleplay Skittle !!!!!

 

[Roleplay Skittle]

Okay...feel better...if you don't mind me asking, what happened to make you depressed? Its okay if you don't want to talk about it too.

Hey Skittle Roleplay Skittle !!!!!

Heya Katsuya Zer0

And... meh. lol my life is very dramatic most of the time and I just don't like that to bleed over onto the Internet, it's one of the reasons I can't really deal with drama in RP, get enough of it irl.